Max Hilpert
Born in 1928.
Died in 2006.
Max Hilpert was a painter known for his mural works. He developed a distinctive style that he called “Reabsolutism,” characterised by a fusion of abstract and symbolico-figurative elements. This approach reflects a personal exploration in the field of art, combining different influences and techniques.
His work invites reflection on visual perception and the meaning of forms, while leaving room for individual interpretation. Hilpert’s works continue to question the boundaries between abstraction and figuration, thereby enriching the contemporary artistic landscape.